Sentence examples for law has achieved from inspiring English sources

The first law has achieved special resonance in the hip-hop community, which has adopted Greene's book as a hallowed text, and Greene himself as a kind of sage.

The continuing assault on the 2010 Dodd-Frank law has achieved remarkable success, especially compared with the repeated failures of opponents of another 2010 law, the Affordable Care Act.

The continuing efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act proposes to roll back the successful innovations of the law, reducing the ample impact this law has achieved in improving the American health care system.

This law has achieved amazing successes.

On the view sketched so far, a system of punishment under law is fundamentally a technique of social control (Gibbs 1975), and its employment is justified to the extent that it actually protects such social justice as society through its laws has achieved.

Hate crime laws have achieved widespread support in this country -- in the courts, in the legislatures, in the law enforcement community and in the court of public opinion -- because they address a fundamental societal problem and do so in a constructive way.

Not until his son-in-law had achieved fame on the battlefield did Symmes come to accept Harrison.

Solange 1 from 1974 establishes that as long as European law does not protect fundamental rights equivalent to that provided by national law nor has achieved the similar level of democratic legitimacy for its law-making power, the Court would keep reviewing secondary Community law according to the standards of the national Constitution.

Notable Project Successes Although the project did not accomplish its most visible objective of a new juvenile justice law, it has achieved a model democratic drafting process, a draft law that should conform to all relevant international standards, and the strong probability of the law's passage in the coming months.

He talks softly of giving hard-working illegal immigrants a chance to get out of the shadows and get right with the law, but has achieved nothing, through legislation or executive action, that would allow that to happen.

Despite his complaints, Wall Street lobbyists, and Dimon himself, are orchestrating a "continuing assault" on the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial-reform law that "has achieved remarkable success," as the New York Times put it on Tuesday.